Example localization text file

If you want to localize labels and column headers, you need to list them all in the text file like in the following example. The header or label enclosed with @@ sign must also be defined in the configuration file as described in Localize Widgets.

The widgets are using a wjson file to define dynamic properties and events that appear in the AVEVA Work Tasks Properties page. The properties that you want to localize are then listed in the widget's text localization file. The following is an example of localization text file with properties from a wjson file.

Note: AVEVA Work Tasks requires some text conventions to follow when defining the key-value pairs in the localization text file. Pay attention to the text items in upper case format. If you're adding a new property or event in the wjson file, or a new configuration file, and you want it localized, follow the same format as in the following screenshot.